The Lord is at hand; do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. (Phil. 4:5-6) Don't worry. Jesus is returning soon. This hope produces peace which guards your mind and heart.

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I'm a Jewish Nationalist. I'm looking forward to the day when a Jew named Jesus will rule not only the nation, but all the earth.

Psalm 72, one of the most important of the Messianic Psalms, paints such a beautiful portrait of the coming Kingdom and the reign of the greater Son of David, Jesus the Messiah. It emphasizes the universal, global nature of His rule, a dominion that will extend “from sea to sea and from the River to the ends of the earth” (Psalm 72:8). Yet the most repeated and consistent theme in the psalm is its emphasis on the Messiah’s compassion for the weak, the vulnerable, and the oppressed. Under His reign: “He will deliver the needy when he cries for help, The afflicted also, and him who has no helper. He will have compassion on the poor and needy, And the lives of the needy he will save.” (Psalm 72:12–13) This is the essence of the Messianic Kingdom. The King defends the helpless. He avenges the oppressed. He crushes those who exploit the weak. The psalm declares that His enemies “will lick the dust” (Psalm 72:9). This is an unmistakable echo of Genesis 3:15. The promised Skull Crusher will overthrow every oppressor and liberate every victim of injustice. And when Jesus comes, all kings will bow before Him, and all nations will serve Him (Psalm 72:11). The entire world will finally be governed with justice, mercy, and righteousness, not by the corrupt rulers or violent powers we see now, but by the perfect King. When I see the horrific scenes coming out of Nigeria—Christians being slaughtered, churches burned, 300 children dragged away by Islamic militants—I scream for the world Psalm 72 describes! My heart bleeds for the reign of the King who “rescues their life from oppression and violence” (Psalm 72:14). Yet Amillennialism insists that the kingdom described in Psalm 72 is already here, that this psalm is being fulfilled spiritually right now. But if this is the kingdom, then what hope have we offered to the oppressed of the world? What comfort is there for the poor, the persecuted, the enslaved, the slaughtered? How can anyone compare the nightmarish realities of this present age with the glorious promises of Psalm 72? To claim that this is the Messianic Kingdom is to tragically short-change the oppressed, stripping from them the very hope God has given that the King is coming, that He will judge with perfect righteousness, that He will shatter the oppressor, and that He will rescue the afflicted who have no helper. Yes, Jesus has come and made atonement. Praise God for the Cross and the forgiveness it brings. But Scripture is equally clear that He is coming again—to save us. “Christ also, having been offered once to bear the sins of many, will appear a second time for salvation without reference to sin, to those who eagerly await Him.” (Heb 9:28) The Church today must reclaim the biblical emphasis on the blessed hope, the longing for the return of Jesus and the establishment of His glorious future kingdom on earth. Maranatha. Come, Lord Jesus.

If someone is a 30-year-old caucasian male right now, they literally have no memory of a world that was not highly hostile toward them. They've been hammered since birth by their Marxist-educated teachers that they are the source of all the world's problems, that they will soon be replaced. Reinforced by Biden's reckless open-border policy, during which time, 10 million illegals from all over the world walked into the US, they feel abandoned by their leaders. Then there is the near-universal sense among this same age bracket that owning a home is nearly impossible. Shucks, my health insurance premium has just increased by 1/3, to a total of $33,600 a year. (That's if we never even go to a doctor). The stories of Muslim rape gangs in the UK are anything but exaggerated. Again, leaders did nothing as hundreds of thousands of British girls were systematically raped, sacrificed on the altar of multiculturalism. Parts of the UK and the US look like Kirachi. Videos of radical Muslim imams in Times Square victoriously shouting about taking over the country and "entering every home" create a deep sense of foreboding and existential dread. Now, NYC, one of the largest economies in the world, was just given over to a 34-year-old Marxist-Islamist mayor, as jubilant self-hating liberals celebrate the end of "whiteness." So they, like we humans always do, react. They flock to the raving rants of agitators who point to men like Adolph Hitler as the solution. One report claims that 40% of young republicans in NYC are "Groypers"—those who genuinely want to foment a revolution, to destroy the American Constitution, and remake America into some form of "White Christian" fascist fantasy-land that resembles Nazi Germany. Meanwhile, the exhausting pendulum of liberal democracy swings back and forth, each time seemingly closer to breaking entirely from its hinge. Like the "Sons of Issachar," Pastors, Politicians, and thought leaders must discern the moment we are in, or they will also fade into irrelevance. The impotence of the "positive and encouraging," "the K-Love Gospel," is on display. As the world around us crumbles, as things once reliable; country, a home, a family, a future, all slip away, anything less than a true and substantial hope is going to fail. Vague, nebulous messages about a future existence someday in the sky are not sufficient. Everything that can be shaken is being shaken. When nations rage, foundations crumble, there remains an immovable anchor. It is the Gospel of the Kingdom that "all of the prophets have proclaimed from ancient times." "We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure." (Hebrews 6:19) Our hope is not in the stability of governments or the predictability of economies. It is only found in Jesus, the King and Messiah of Israel will rule the nations from Zion, crushing the unrighteous like grapes under His feet, and establishing true justice for the poor and oppressed throughout the earth. "He will deliver the needy when they cry out, the poor also, and him that has no helper." (Psalm 72:12) His resurrection is the guarantee that all creation will one day be made new. For now, He remains in heaven. But He as the Christian faith has always proclaimed, He is coming back: "Heaven must receive Him until the time comes for God to restore everything, as He promised long ago through His holy prophets." (Acts 3:21) That restoration, the renewal of all things, is the message that we have been given. So let's proclaim it. The day is coming when justice will roll down like waters, when every tear will be wiped away, and even death itself will die. In that day: "The knowledge of God will cover the earth, as the waters presently cover the seas." (Habakkuk 2:14)

In the aftermath of a Mamdami win, as most are trying to assign blame, to make 'gotcha' comments, I'd like to offer a few very important observations. If you are a pastor or thought leader, please pause your scrolling to consider this moment in American hiostory with me. Whether you realized it or not, the perfect storm is here. I know Ecclesiastes says that "nothing is new under the sun," but this really is something new. The old status quo, the liberal myth of endless compromise that most of us have always lived under, is over. The age of revolution is here. Younger folks in particular across the spectrum feel economically cornered, underemployed, in debt, and shut out of a bright, stable future. The hopelessness and deep desperation they feel is naturally leading them to embrace reactionary and radical solutions. When any civilization stops offering purpose, its children will desperately seek it elsewhere, anywhere. The spiritual and economic vacuum right now is incredibly similar to pre-World War II conditions. Right-wing reactionaries (The Groypers) and the left-wing reactionaries (The Marxists) are both symptoms of the same spiritual and economic collapse. Both are children of the same storm, sons and daughters of what feels like a dying empire, a dying world. Both are turning to revolution. Both see each other as the enemy. War is inevitable. Sounds scary? This is just the start. Into this perfect storm, something very new has emerged: Artificial Intelligence. Within a decade, the world will be unrecognizable. Overnight, AI is going to radically alter the landscape of employment. It will outright challenge what it means to be human. Even the world's most brilliant futurists have no idea what the future will look like. Okay, ready for this? AI is not so much going to determine our future, as it will reveal our hearts. I have so much more to say, but for now, I have to drive my kids to school.